Those are files created by chkdsk. Check the posting by spunk.funk here:http://www.techsupportforum.com/for... for a possible fix. This worked well for one poster here under similar circumstances: http://www.z-a-recovery.com/downloa... The demo version should be sufficient. Don't install anything onRead more
Those are files created by chkdsk. Check the posting by spunk.funk here:
The demo version should be sufficient. Don’t install anything on that drive until you’ve exhausted recovery efforts as you may write over an area that needs to be recovered.
cr extensionhttp://is.gd/djUQHJ http://www.file-extensions.org/~cr-... The ~CR file extension is sometimes used by data recovery software for images that were recovered from memory card or hard drives. In most cases renaming the ~CR file extension to the original extension (most likely JPEG) shouldRead more
The ~CR file extension is sometimes used by data recovery software for images that were recovered from memory card or hard drives.
In most cases renaming the ~CR file extension to the original extension (most likely JPEG) should make them accessible by image viewers again. This works because recovery software does not alter the data it recovers, so if it was JPEG it will still be JPEG. Sometimes however, images are not fully recovered and can be damaged (lines, chopped images, squares, error drawing, or no full image, etc.).
This file extension can also sometimes be used for temporary files.
If you know that the cell will only contain 7 or 8 digits, you don't need the second IF clause. The logical_test will either be TRUE for 7 digits or FALSE for 8, so a single IF function is all that you need.This version is shorter and slightly more efficient: =IF(LEN(E10)=7,DATE(RIGHT(E10,4),LEFT(E1Read more
If you know that the cell will only contain 7 or 8 digits, you don’t need the second IF clause. The logical_test will either be TRUE for 7 digits or FALSE for 8, so a single IF function is all that you need.
This version is shorter and slightly more efficient:
If you only wanted to try to Ubuntu, you should have made a "Live CD" to run Ubuntu from a CD instead of installing it.To get rid of Ubuntu, delete the partition that contains Ubuntu.Then remove the Ubuntu entry from the Windows "boot.ini" file like this: Start Windows 7.Click Start >> Run.TypRead more
If you only wanted to try to Ubuntu, you should have made a “Live CD” to run Ubuntu from a CD instead of installing it.
To get rid of Ubuntu, delete the partition that contains Ubuntu. Then remove the Ubuntu entry from the Windows “boot.ini” file like this:
Start Windows 7. Click Start >> Run. Type msconfig Click ‘OK’.
Click the Boot tab. Highlight the Ubuntu entry. Click the Delete button. Click ‘OK’
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Those are files created by chkdsk. Check the posting by spunk.funk here:http://www.techsupportforum.com/for... for a possible fix. This worked well for one poster here under similar circumstances: http://www.z-a-recovery.com/downloa... The demo version should be sufficient. Don't install anything onRead more
Those are files created by chkdsk. Check the posting by spunk.funk here:
http://www.techsupportforum.com/for…
for a possible fix.
This worked well for one poster here under similar circumstances:
http://www.z-a-recovery.com/downloa…
The demo version should be sufficient. Don’t install anything on that drive until you’ve exhausted recovery efforts as you may write over an area that needs to be recovered.
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cr extensionhttp://is.gd/djUQHJ http://www.file-extensions.org/~cr-... The ~CR file extension is sometimes used by data recovery software for images that were recovered from memory card or hard drives. In most cases renaming the ~CR file extension to the original extension (most likely JPEG) shouldRead more
cr extension
http://is.gd/djUQHJ
http://www.file-extensions.org/~cr-…
The ~CR file extension is sometimes used by data recovery software for images that were recovered from memory card or hard drives.
In most cases renaming the ~CR file extension to the original extension (most likely JPEG) should make them accessible by image viewers again. This works because recovery software does not alter the data it recovers, so if it was JPEG it will still be JPEG. Sometimes however, images are not fully recovered and can be damaged (lines, chopped images, squares, error drawing, or no full image, etc.).
This file extension can also sometimes be used for temporary files.
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If you know that the cell will only contain 7 or 8 digits, you don't need the second IF clause. The logical_test will either be TRUE for 7 digits or FALSE for 8, so a single IF function is all that you need.This version is shorter and slightly more efficient: =IF(LEN(E10)=7,DATE(RIGHT(E10,4),LEFT(E1Read more
If you know that the cell will only contain 7 or 8 digits, you don’t need the second IF clause. The logical_test will either be TRUE for 7 digits or FALSE for 8, so a single IF function is all that you need.
This version is shorter and slightly more efficient:
=IF(LEN(E10)=7,DATE(RIGHT(E10,4),LEFT(E10,1),MID(E10,2,2)),
DATE(RIGHT(E10,4),LEFT(E10,2),MID(E10,3,2)))
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If you only wanted to try to Ubuntu, you should have made a "Live CD" to run Ubuntu from a CD instead of installing it.To get rid of Ubuntu, delete the partition that contains Ubuntu.Then remove the Ubuntu entry from the Windows "boot.ini" file like this: Start Windows 7.Click Start >> Run.TypRead more
If you only wanted to try to Ubuntu, you should have made a “Live CD” to run Ubuntu from a CD instead of installing it.
To get rid of Ubuntu, delete the partition that contains Ubuntu.
Then remove the Ubuntu entry from the Windows “boot.ini” file like this:
Start Windows 7.
Click Start >> Run.
Type msconfig
Click ‘OK’.
Click the Boot tab.
Highlight the Ubuntu entry.
Click the Delete button.
Click ‘OK’
Restart Windows.
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